sounds like you are playing avery dangerious game.

I hope it does not biter you on the rear.

With all that is going on, I would be worried about DHS and or DOD making a visit.

Nah mate, Im sure I'll be right.
Those guys are all talk and no play.

I'm curious too about the purpose of this disclaimer. Sounds like a sort of "beware of dog" sign to scare hackers.

In a way, I see it as a friendly reminder that they keep logs of our access to their site, enter at your own risk.

I find this approach more honest, you know, because they first ask for your consent before tracking your IP address. Contrary to commercial companies who swear to god that they care so much about your privacy, but then when AOL search engine leaks private search queries to the public, their great concern for privacy turn into: "oops, we do indead record your personal data, suck it!".


[edit on 31-8-2006 by ufia]